Clinical Cases
Proper Parallelism and Bone Height Confirmation
Proper parallelism and clear sinus floor outline confirmed sufficient bone height for implant placement.
Radiographic Verification of Depth and Parallelism in the Anterior Maxilla
The PARs confirmed proper depth, angulation, and parallelism of anterior maxillary implants, validating precise surgical execution.
Radiographic Assessment of Excessive Proximity to the Adjacent Tooth
The PAR at 13 mm revealed excessive proximity to the adjacent tooth, offering valuable diagnostic insight even under suboptimal imaging conditions.
Precise Intraoperative Identification of the Anterior Sinus Wall for Extra-Long Tilted Implants
Precise sinus wall identification allowed accurate extra-long implant placement while avoiding a lateral window.
Sequential PAR assessments to preserve the inferior alveolar nerve
Sequential PARs during drilling confirmed safe advancement and ensured preservation of the inferior alveolar nerve.
Improper Drilling Inclination in a Limited Mesiodistal Space
The PAR revealed improper drilling inclination in a limited mesiodistal space, risking the adjacent canine and final crown.
Accurate Depth Control and Nerve Safety in the Mandibular Body
PAR at 12 mm confirmed safe distance from the inferior alveolar nerve and accurate implant positioning in the mandibular body.